Customer Ratings & Reviews

Needed a replacement Magic Mouse. Turned on the mouse. Plugged into charging cord on my Mac to charge. Disconnected cord, waited a minute or less, cursor was ready to use.

Built specifically by Apple to work with some of its products, it gets the job done. No surprises or magic included. Having been a Mac user for quite some time, I've been using it since it was included with a new iMac is bought not long after it was released. The Macs tend to outlive the mouses.

The Magic Mouse stands out with its sleek design and multitouch gestures, perfect for smooth scrolling and navigation. It connects seamlessly via Bluetooth and has excellent battery life. However, its flat shape can be uncomfortable for long use, and the charging port placement is impractical. Great for Apple users who value design, but pricey for its features.

I like the cool mouse Very comfortable, easy to hold, touch-sensitive.

Easy to use and very ergonomic. Quick response time.

Again having a actual store front to shop in is worth a lot . Another quality product

This mouse is so sleek, wireless, and glides super smooth. Very comfortable.

Easy to use no gave me any issues except the price

I use this whenever I have some space between me and the computer. Works nicely

Nice mouse. connects to all my apple products easy to use relaible.

I love my Magic Mouse. It stays charged for a long time and is super easy to use.

Mac continues to make products that pairs with just about any computer or mobile device they make. For more experienced readers… yea I know it goes without saying. However, I think we take for granted the user friendly ecosystem of Mac/Apple products. The Magic Mouse is easy to use, easy to pair, and a must have for all things music and video.

Works great. My wife loves using it with her MacBook Pro. Easy to use.

Pros: High quality build, innovative touch surface with gestures; long battery life and included lightning cord; decent tracking but not as high quality as a gaming mouse; on/off switch Cons: Price (if you’ve ever used a Razer or Logitech gaming style mouse, you’ll notice the tracking isn’t as good); Mixed ergonomics due to flatter design; can’t use it while charging but charges quickly

The mouse was part of our gift to our granddaughter who has just started college. We also purchased a Mac Air laptop for her. She loves both of the purchases, and we anticipate that they will be the perfect addition to her "school supplies" for college. The mouse is easy to use and partners perfectly with the Mac Air laptop

Took a while to get used to it but now that I've acclimated to the in's and out's of the Apple Magic Mouse it's been a breeze. Love how it reacts, and how easy it is to swipe left/right or up and down to make things happen on my screen. As with most Apple products, I felt the mouse was a bit pricey but that goes with the territory when you go all in with Apple.

Good quality as expected. Plug and play. A little weird to charge

This is so much fun to use to slide the pages on the small Apple Air Screen, I accidentally used this at a family members and fell in love so had to buy it. Def better to use on a mac than a regular mouse. Its a little tricky sometimes with the swipe cause it will jump pages but overall I like it better than my old mouse.

Love the apple mouse it’s easily connected and battery lasts a long time

This a GREAT mouse if you want a mouse. It's not great replacement if you're already used to a Magic Trackpad. The gestures don't work nearly as smoothly and if your fingers have the slightest bit of moisture, the mouse just physically moves along with your fingers when trying to do the two-finger gestures. This was going to be a less costly option for my personal computing. If I had not already had a trackpad I've used for years, I might not have noticed all the limitations of this mouse. Fortunately, as a Plus Member, the Magic Trackpad was $20 off, so I returned the mouse and for another $30, I got the far superior trackpad.